Felix the Cat, the first character-driven series of animated cartoons, began as Feline Follies in 1919 -- becoming very popular during the 1920s.Although many were later created in color, the Felix cartoons faltered financially in the 1930s, partly because of poor economic times but also because of legal issues over ownership rights.Felix the Cat cartoons later "found their voice," and . A gopher is collecting all the golf balls at the golf course. Universal was simply cranking out a cheap newsreel by buying UPIs TV news clip service (used by non-network stations,) blowing up the 16mm footage to 35mm, and adding their own narration and stock music. Three of the six pictured were only in reissue. Rai Italia un gruppo di quattro canali televisivi distribuiti da Rai Com in America del Nord, America del Sud, Africa, Asia e Australia.Il palinsesto prevede programmi autoprodotti e una selezione dei programmi pi popolari delle reti generaliste Rai.. La diffusione del segnale, inviato dal Centro di produzione TV di Saxa Rubra a Roma, avviene attraverso piattaforme satellitari, cavo, IPTV . Mike The Masquerader tries to steal a diamond dog collar from the neck of Mrs. However, before all cartoons could be plastered, National Telefilm Associates (NTA) purchased U.M.& M. and replaced the U.M. This may also be on the Boomerang app. Technique: None, but traditional animation for the custom variants and live-action for the 3D version. Goodie tries to stop the Gremlins who are invading the North Pole and heckling Santa Claus. The sky background for every Little Lulu opening and closing had no clouds. In the early years of military escalation in Vietnam . Part 7: 2006, https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Cn9Etc_aMNI, https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Eddie_Lawrence, https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CCXRr5wdknU. For years I had Bouncing Benny confused in my memory with Gerald McBoing Boing. Heres a few storyboard panels: BELOW: Here are some excerpts from the ABC Pressbook which went out to all the local stations to help promote Mattys Funday Funnies. Music/Sounds: The theme of any cartoon short. Logo: Nearly the same as the previous logo, but the logo more resembles a cartoon drawing rather than a painting. Fox closed down its Movietone newsreel in 1963, and Universals was the last to go in 66 (allegedly, it stuck around longer because it got money from a U.S. government agency). The backdrop of all of this is the Paramount mountain and the stars, which remains until after the words "A FAMOUS Studios PRODUCTION" appear in various fonts depending on the release year. On the Merry Maker cartoon "Think or Sink" and the Noveltoon cartoon "The Trip" (all 1967), the sky is white, the mountain is grey, the clouds are blue, the "Paramount" script is black and the stars are yellow while the Fractured Fable cartoon "My Daddy the Astronaut" has the mountain is brown, the clouds are blue, the "Paramount" script is red and the stars are black. Original Variant: The standard logo appears, then a star spins toward the center of the logo, and Little Lulu's head appear. FINE FEATHERED FIEND (9/60) Kneitel/Johnson. Under the deal made with Marjorie Henderson Buell (Marge) to revive Little Lulu, she owned the copyright on at least one if not both of the completed cartoons; her name appearing in place of Paramounts, though she or her successors eventually sold them back to the studio. In front of the mountain are the same words as the previous logo. I have digitally remastered many of the episodes, and aim to upload. And the title of Mikes second opus, Disguise the Limit, was also used for one of the Gene Deitch Popeyes. During 1962 and most of 1963, the Harvey TV package of 1950s era Paramount cartoons were in TV syndication, sold under the title Casper and Company to local stations by ABC Films. Apparently either Marge or Western Publishing saw no interest in an updated animated series of cartoons for their character. Its interesting to see the post-1960 Paramount shorts, such as Bouncing Benny, with Harvey Films designations. He has curated cartoons for DVD and blu-ray compilations and has lent his expertise to dozens of bonus documentaries and audio commentaries on such. Meanwhile, note that Paramount was still producing (or buying?) It was nice Kneitel let them do it this time even if the experiment went nowhere for the studio. Paramount's long assocation with animated cartoons dates all the way back to the 1910s which also included the screen debut of "Felix The Cat" in 1919.Besides releasing the Max Fleischer cartoons from 1927 to 1942, Paramount also released the Charles Mintz "Krazy Kat" cartoons from 1927 to 1929.When Paramount decided to go with Fleischer with the The Cat (1960 - 1961, 3 Theatrical Cartoons.) Its only going to get uglier from this point onward, brace yourself, next seasons a doozy! I remember seeing seeing some old Terrytoons in a theater as a kid and being amazed by the rich color, sharp images and the lack of various TV interference in those pre-cable days. British Pathe News continued into the early-mid 70s, and Fox Movietone until almost 1980. Foghorn Leghorn was an iconic cartoon character not necessarily exclusive to the 50s and 60s. When a musician borrows a million dollar violin, the insurance company sends their agent Gumshoe (Jack Mercer) to help protect it from criminal Mike the Masquerader. . I dont ever remember seeing any cartoons with The Cat in them,but I remember watching a few Goodie the Gremlin ones. The Harveytoons Show that Jerry worked on in the late 90s added the Harvey Films copyright to all the post-1959 shorts that originally didnt have them when they were originally aired in The New Casper Cartoon Show. Any Little Girl That's A Nice Little Girl, When the Red, Red Robin Comes Bob, Bob, Bobbin' Along, Betty Boop, With Henry, The Funniest Living American, I'll Be Glad When You're Dead You Rascal You, Popeye The Sailor Meets Sinbad The Sailor, Popeye The Sailor Meets Ali Baba's Forty Thieves, Sneak, Snoop and Snitch in Triple Trouble, Twinkletoes: Where He Goes - Nobody Knows. Required fields are marked *. Also Geezil, he and Rough House show up in this particular cartoon that is mostly centered on Wimpy instead (who I have to admit, bit a lot more to do than the one or two times Famous ever used him in previously). Animation & Cartoons; Arts & Music; Computers & Technology; Cultural & Academic Films; Ephemeral Films; Movies; News & Public Affairs; Spirituality & Religion; Sports Videos; Television; Videogame Videos; Vlogs; Youth Media; Search the history of over 797 billion web pages on the Internet. Rembrandt Films made most of them, after all. When Paramount started making three-strip Technicolor production in 1936, the byline reads ". This could be see as a bit lazy on Harveys part not to even blot out the copyrights of the titles, but on the bright side, its glad those original copyrights exist at all (albeit, reinstated as Harvey Films for the Harveytoons Show Jerry helped out on). Another special end title was used on "Pedro and Lorenzo", with the Paramount logo appearing on a book end cover. Read Complete Description Whats the name of the cartoon in which Goodie babysits his cousin (I think he was Goodies cousin) & tells him his versions of Ponce De Leon & the Fountain of Youth and Pocahontas? Zelma threatens him, and he hits the street to find her a mate. 1) Shuteye Popeye The new sheriff of an old western town enforces a No Guns policy. This includes the October 1950-March 1962 non-Popeye Paramount cartoons (except for the 1961 Noveltoon starring Little Lulu, Alvin's Solo Flight, which is owned by the Marge estate) and the original characters created by Famous before 1959. On some 1932 shorts, a fanfare based on "Paramount on Parade" is heard. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Cn9Etc_aMNI. Now I find it much more appealing and enjoyable. I see both Feuer and Place went on to work at Hal Seegers on a few things in the 60s while Feuer spent his last years in the business at Filmation, not too bad I suppose, but certainly not a high point. Barnes Baisley, a humanoid robot who repeats everything he hears, gets loose from a Science Museum and ends up at an advertising agency. Formerly known as "The Fleischer Studios", Famous produced every animated Paramount cartoon series. The same cheats could be seen often in the theatricals as they were in the TV efforts. Category:1960 cartoons | Paramount Cartoons Wiki | Fandom in: Years 1960 cartoons Category page View source Trending pages Terry the Terror All items (26) # A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z Other B Be Mice to Cats Bouncing Benny Busy Buddies C Counter Attack D Disguise the Limit E Electronica F Fiddle-Faddle Fine Feathered Fiend Maybe it would look like this: Wasnt this also the time some of the Paramount crew were also moonlighting for Joe Oriolo and Hal Seeger? [2] With some help from Jeepers, Creepers (both voiced by Jack Mercer here) tries to get a raise from his boss (Jackson Beck). More about Jerry Beck [Click Here]. I can almost see Ward collaborating with Ross Bagdasarian, Senior; but I cant even imagine what a Jay Ward Popeye might have been like! Heres that drink recipe I promised. Taken from the end of the cartoon, "Patriotic Popeye".https://youtu.be/gStvpbJpwG4 For clues about its plot, see the cue sheet below. The Blue Ribbon reissue series was Warners third block of cartoons offered to theaters annually. Among them were Popeye, Superman, Casper the Friendly Ghost, Little Lulu, Little Audrey, Baby Huey, Herman and Katnip, the Screen Songs series, and the Noveltoons series. This includes the October 1950-March 1962 non-Popeye Paramount cartoons (except for the 1961 Noveltoon starring Little Lulu, Alvin's Solo Flight, which is owned by the Marge estate) and the original characters created by Famous before 1959. He comes across a Martian who's proposing to a gum machine. Here is some information about the copyright stamps on the Paramount cartoons: Argus Sventon, James Fabiano, and Jason Jones, V of Doom, GreenLantern40, adynaske and Henrynguye5, V of Doom, Eric S., Bob Fish, adynaske and others, 4th Logo (November 26, 1943-December 31, 1967). The script words "A Paramount Picture" are in front of the mountain. Discover, share and add your knowledge! Reaching for straws, Kneitel even made a two-picture deal with Marge to revive Little Lulu adapting two John Stanley Little Lulu stories (without credit to Stanley) to animation for the first time. I suppose they didnt really need to but I guess they wanted consistency (although a few like 1958s Finnegans Flea stil had their Paramount copyrights). Jack Mercer did his voice in Scouting For Trouble; I am guessing Allen Swift voices him in Trouble Date and The Boss Is Always Right while Syd Raymond is the voice in Busy Buddies. (Dont hesitate to tell me if Im wrongand I usually am.) After this, the mountain logo disappears. Were they aired by WPIX in 1971? [ 1] As produes do estdio incluem trs sries iniciado pela Fleischers: Popeye, Superman, [ 2] e Screen Songs, bem como Little Audrey, Little Lulu, Casper the Friendly Ghost, Honey Halfwitch, Herman and Katnip, Baby Huey, e a srie Noveltoons. Aside from featurettes packaged with Disneys animated features (to bolster short running times), I dont remember seeing them onscreen or it ads. A TREE IS A TREE IS A TREE? The head of Blocbuster Pictures, J.C. Likewise, Dayton Allen elevates Irving Dresslers clever dialogue in Trash Program making me wish Allen did more voices for Paramount than he had. When I saw them as a kid in the 1970s & early 1980s on TV, they had their original Paramount opening/closing titles. GOOD SNOOZE TONIGHT (2/63) Kneitel/Taras. I dont recall Violet Oyl being Olives niece, but I do remember a tomboyish troublemaker named Diesel Oyl. Wimpy the Moocher was adapted from one of Segars Sunday comic strips. The only variance between the Modern Madcap and Noveltoons at this point, were that the Madcaps tended to feature human characters, and the Noveltoons went in for the anthropomorphic. Kinney would employ a composer named Ken Lowman to write original stock themes for the rest of his Popeyes. He was created by Martin Taras for Paramount Pictures ' Famous Studios, and became a Paramount cartoon star during the 1950s. Most Noveltoons/Modern Madcaps/Herman and Katnip starting in 1955 will play a slapstick-type underscore on horns and flutes, composed by Winston Sharples. This cartoon Bouncing Benny never did much for me as a childit was mildly entertaining but not a favorite. or two above the theatricals entertainment wise and pleasant enough to look as well. Later on, starting in 1937, the byline was revised to read "STEREOPTICAL PROCESS and APPARATUS PATENTED. Thus, some of these non-animated films did enjoy a second life at least temporarily. , Your email address will not be published. Moreover, prior to 1955, Warners had released 191 cartoons, Universal 179 and Columbia 156. Availability: Extremely rare. Snoozer the sheep dog must stay awake to keep a wolf away from his flock. Music: Rock: 607396652822. Bobo the family dog goes to a psychiatrist who recommends to his master that he be treated as one of the family. Didnt know there were such late additions to the Little Lulu series. Music/Sounds: The beginning/end of a cartoon's theme music. The two men quickly become rivals for Olive. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1gd7E-pJJrk. So he can become a brave, an Indian chiefs son goes after an eagles feather for his bonnet. BCDB Rating: (5/5 stars from 3 users.) A group of clouds lines the bottom of the wall. ROBOT RINGER (11/62) Kneitel/Reden. YULE LAFF (10/62) Kneitel/Taras. In the first four years of U.S. involvement in the Vietnam War (1961-64), Hollywood did not dramatize the current military conflict but rather romanticized earlier ones. Wow, the look and feel of these cartoons got UGLY in this period. This ad from the LA Times (10/2/60) reflects the now twice-a-week telecasts of Mattys Funday Funnies. In October 1959, all the Paramount theatrical cartoons released between September 1950 and 1959 made their debut, sponsored by Mattel Toys, on the ABC Television network. Contents 1 Info 2 Used In 2.1 TV Shows 2.2 Movies 2.3 Shorts 2.4 Commercials 2.5 Previews 2.6 YouTube Videos 3 Image Gallery 4 Audio Samples Info The new television medium certainly gave these guys plenty to do around NY. In October 1959, all the Paramount theatrical cartoons released between September 1950 and 1959 made their debut, sponsored by Mattel Toys, on the ABC Television network. Comic Kings (1962 - 1963, 13 Theatrical Cartoons.) For sales purposes, Warner Bros. had long referred to their annual slate of Bugs Bunny cartoons as Bugs Bunny Specials. They did this because they sold the Bugs Bunny cartoons as a separate block from the other Looney Tunes and Merrie Melodies. Required fields are marked *. Beck is currently on the faculty of Cal Arts in Valencia, UCLA in Westwood and Woodbury University in Burbank teaching animation history. Keith Scotts book on Jay Ward states that Ward was approached with, but turned down, the chance to produce series with both David Sevilles Chipmunks and Popeye. Shorn of all the kid-friendly characters they had created, it looks like Paramount tried to get on the trend of more grown-up UPA-style cartoons with human characters. I remember being so excited by the promos for the upcoming Beetle Bailey/Snuffy Smith/etc. The shorts were originally aired by CBS between 1966 and 1969 as part of a variety of superhero cartoons, including The New Adventures of Superman and The Superman/Aquaman Hour of Adventure . Paramount Pictures ordered a second year of 20 new theatricals and production on Popeye TV films continued, and there was potential for further King Features TV cartoons. After this, the Famous Studios logo appears on the same background (starting around 1952, it appeared on a red-orange screen). Another unappealing character, Professor Schmaltz, a bespectacled German expert, would also reoccur in this series. WILLIAM CONRAD: Be sure to see our next thrilling episode, SWEET POTATO GUY or I YAM WHAT I YAM !. Check out his section here: Now the struggle is finding both original 35mm prints shown in theaters and 16mm dupes as many schools and libraries chucked a lot of material without considering its historical value. The 1960s cartoons have been issued on both VHS and DVD. Some were reissued in 16mm for schools. Also the folks who animated King Leonardo had a turn in animating Popeye for one cartoon and the former Famous Studios/Paramount Cartoon Studios animators did the rest of the KFS-Popeye cartoons in the second season. I could see how that worked pretty effectively for still staying relevant during the 60s, much in the way Im sure Abner the Baseball also mightve resonated with kids who may know of Mickey Mantles achievement. I barely can tell the difference other than Popeye sliding into some scenes. 1) Rail Rodents Was referred to as "A Paramount Champion: Brought Back By Popular Demand" on cartoons that were reissued, such as "Cilly Goose". Adding to the "I yam what I yam" authenticity is the addition of a number of Thimble Theater comic strip characters making their cartoon debuts -- including King Blozo, Toar and Sea Hag! GoGo Toons (1967, 7 Theatrical Cartoons.) Yes, especially with Big Bad Sindbad as that is mostly a 1-reel cut down of the 2-reel Max Fleischer Popeye Meets Sindbad cartoon from the 1930s, with the lush 3-D backgrounds. Manage all your favorite fandoms in one place! And a character exclusive to the KFS Popeye cartoon Snuffy Smith is drafted into the Army by mistake. For some reason, Paramount apparently chose to give the Popeye reissues a rest, though they would be back next year. Paramount certainly was one of the greenest cartoon studios (recycle, recycle, recycle). Lots of pop stars got their own TV cartoons back in the day. Apparently Paramount kept releasing the live-action shorts through the end of 1968 (technically the 68-69 season) and this was a year after the last cartoons. Shake potables together, pour into can, shoot hole in bottom, drink as it streams out. while retaining the Paramount copyrights for the titles themselves. Greed is nothing new. I thought his swan song was noteworthy as he was the only silent cartoon character to appear in a Cinema Scope cartoon. A native American mother wants her daughter (Minnie Cha-Cha) to get married to a rich man. Dont forget Rough House the short order cook! Very neat Farmer Al Falfa collection. A Jack-in-the-Box pops from inside the box, opening the word "NOVELTOON". The words "A Paramount Picture", the stars and the words "The End" appear over the inkwell. Popeye may have ended his run as a theatrical cartoon series, but in 1960 Paramount Studio was called upon to be the central hub of new pack of TV cartoons for King Features Syndicate. Columbia/Screen Gems tried to do a Herrimanesque Krazy Kat cartoon, Lil Ainjil.. And they were a huge success. In the case of Gerald, it was his voice, for Benny, this rubbery elasticity. But she makes Popeye promise not to fight. 7) Candy Cabaret Eddie Lawrence does all the voices. Also the mountain is red and the background is blue. Starting in late 1954 with "No Ifs, Ands or Butts", the titles were re-adjusted for widescreen and the logo became smaller. For, Several Noveltoons (such as "Gabriel Churchkitten", the three Casper cartoons from the 1940s, "Old MacDonald Had a Farm", "The Enchanted Square", "The Wee Men", "The Mild West", and "Leprechauns Gold") do not use this opening, but rather the standard Paramount cartoon logo. Soon the Mercer-Questel-Beck voices would vanish and be replaced with Bob McFadden, Dayton Allen, and Bradley Bolke. Was there a difference in budget between the TV cartoons that Paramount made and their theatrical cartoons at the time? By the complete list ofParamount theatricalcartoons, with the MPAA numbers. 27 February 2023 are david buder and lori schulweis still married are david buder and lori schulweis still married I wonder if The Cat inspired Warner Bros to come out with Cool Cat a few years later? Its a shame they didnt if they wanted to make an arrangement with Harvey to issue a few of these as Comic Kings for the following year. This logo appeared on the Inkwell Imps cartoons of the day and were removed when the titles were deleted for UM&M prints. The second was Barbecue for Two which had Popeye and Olive (in their original Segar Thimble Theater look even though I dont know who animated this episode) having a barbecue but were interrupted by Brutus (replacing Bluto) Wimpy and SweePea. Kids who could stay up at least until 8:30 p.m. on Sunday nights could get the joke about Eds frozen personality, instead of having to either ask their parents about it, or figure out what the joke was referring to as they got older. I didnt know that there were any color cartoons of this ole guy. At first glance, the 1961-62 season might look pretty low-key, but things at the studio were hopping. Why? He has curated cartoons for DVD and blu-ray compilations and has lent his expertise to dozens of bonus documentaries and audio commentaries on such. The 1962-1967 Paramount Cartoon Library with exceptions and If it was reran in the 90's, The Paramount Cartoons would of been followed by The 1995 Paramount Domestic Television logo. An elephant (Sid Raymond) winesses Mike The Masquerader (Gil Mack) robbing a bank and is put in protective custody. Im celebrating by wearing overalls and allowing dozens of mice and cats to throw rocks at my head! This is supposed to resemble a crude drawing as if it was made by a kid. On "Flip Flap" and "Hector's Hectic Life", the title card reads "Paramount PRESENTS A NOVELTOON in POLACOLOR". Henry buys a robot maid, Electronica, so he wont have to do anymore housework. Modern Madcaps (1958 - 1967, 60 Theatrical Cartoons.) You can turn off the picture and just listen to the sound and still know what was going on. Starting on "Cat in the Act" (February 22, 1957) to The Blacksheep Blacksmith (January 1967) , the drawing style of the logo is simpler and abstract. Would like to know what the audience reaction was to these late entries. The custom. In the Noveltoons, Kneitel would recycle several left over Herman and Katnip premises as Skit and Skat Skit the mouse and Skat the cat two poorly designed characters in three poorly produced cartoons. More about Jerry Beck [Click Here]. Wheres Uranium Blues in that montage? Seymour Kneitel and the Paramount Cartoon Studio also profited by success the studio created openings, bumpers ad commercials to support the series. A SPORT IS BORN must have looked spectacular on the wide-screen with all of the airplane shots and skydiving that impressed theater goers much as a previous Paramount feature film WINGS did 33 years earlier. He, Beck and Questel also handle most of the incidental voices. Also, the words "COLOR CLASSIC" are seen between "Paramount" and "Picture". They certainly went with Herriman-style art and stories, but while Herriman made Krazy sort of gender-ambiguous, Deitch and company went for a more female Krazy. Buy Caroline Rose - The Art of Forgetting [CD] at DeepDiscount.com. The Paramount Cartoon Studio had survived the sale of its library and its established characters to Harvey Comics. Buy Earth Wind & Fire - S.O.U.L. Today, Tom and Jerry still remain to be popular with the kids and the show is aired on various networks around the globe. I know the Casper TV show came out some time in the early 60s. There really isnt. The series was known for bringing the characters from Harvey Comics to life, such as Casper the Friendly Ghost, Wendy the Good Little Witch, Herman and Katnip, Little Audrey, and Baby Huey.All shorts from Baby Huey and Little Audrey are included. Speaking of comic books, Im hoping well get more about the Harvey Comics characters in this time period. On the Color Classics short "Poor Cinderella", the logo is very small and part of a closing curtain background. & M. TV agreed, and as a result this logo was plastered with the U.M. Actually, it was Hearst Metrotone, with its News Of The Day (theatrical) and Screen News Digest (16mm) that were being funded under the counter by the U.S. Information Agency, who were attempting to use the newsreels to influence public opinion on the Vietnam war. 2.1M views 8 years ago This compilation features episodes from the critically-acclaimed Superman series of the early-1940s. Its backlog of cartoons have been sold off throughout the years, and the subsequent owners have not been kind to the original presentation of these films. TAKE ME TO YOUR GENRUL (10/62) Kneitel/Taras. Music/Sounds: A fanfare based on "Paramount on Parade" or the cartoon's opening theme. And again I think the Popeye remake is the better of the two. November 26, 1943-March 19, 1948: "in TECHNICOLOR", June 7, 1946-January 30, 1948: "in CINECOLOR", November 7, 1947-November 16, 1956: "Color by TECHNICOLOR", December 26, 1947-June 24, 1949: "in POLACOLOR". Actress Beulah Bangfoot uses Loweezy as a model for her next play. Buy CARADON / COLWELL / MILES - Lights Out [CD] at DeepDiscount.com. The Cat Theatrical Cartoon List : Top Cat - 1960 Famous Studios featuring The Cat, J.C. From 'Giddy Gold' (Paramount, 1961) Such is the general consensus how critics of a certain age feel about the made-for-television Popeye cartoons produced from 1960 to early 1962. (10/62) Kneitel/Tafuri. Then more words appear above and below the title. Skit the mouse fools Scat the cat into thinking hes from another planet. 4) Big Bad Sindbad But they later changed the name of the show to The Heckle and Jeckle Show in the 1950s. Perhaps he was too preoccupied getting The Cat into theaters and delivering TV Popeye cartoons to King Features. I remember the King Features trilogy well. cartoons, and being SO disappointed by the results. Nice to know that there are fellow toonsers out there that remember the Modern Madcaps, Harveytoons, etc. No Kevin. Another special end title was used on "Rabbit Punch", where Tommy Tortoise pulls the Paramount mountain logo from the canvas to a full screen, then walks in front of it. A down on his luck man named Jonah finds a dime on the street, but then gets bit by the Gambling Bug. DISGUISE THE LIMIT (9/60) Kneitel/Johnson. They also produced several issues of Harvey-Toons using images (such as this from Harvey Hits Magazine #50, below click to enlarge) featuring the newly created Harveytoon title card. Your email address will not be published. Von Gotrocks pet poodle. It was used on cartoons from "No Mutton fer Nuttin'" up to "A Self-Made Mongrel". I notice that Paramount had shut down its newsreel at the time of this ad. 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